The rumors that NVIDIA and AMD would be coming out with dedicated mining cards that have been optimized for 24/7 use appear to have been real. ASUS has officially launched both an AMD Radeon RX Continue reading “ASUS Cryptocurrency Mining Cards Are Real And Not Coming To North America”.
Come November there will be a new Microsoft game console out there for fans to play called the Xbox One X. The thing is that normally when a new console launches, there are new and Continue reading “Microsoft’s Dave McCarthy Talks About Xbox One X”.
Yesterday I talked a bit about the newly announced SNES Classic Edition retro game console that was announced this week. That console is coming with 21 different games installed and one of the games that Continue reading “Star Fox 2 Launches 22 Years Later on the SNES Classic Edition”.
Fans of Final Fantasy XV received an update recently that brought the game to version 1.12. The update has the bug fixes for the game that you expect to see in every update that lands, Continue reading “Final Fantasy XV Update Adds Off-Road Driving”.
A rumor was floating around back in April that Nintendo has its eyes on making a SNES Classic Edition console later in 2017. At the time the NES Classic edition console was out and selling Continue reading “SNES Classic Edition Consoles Should be Easier to Find”.
AMD launched their EPYC 7000 processor series last week and a number of server boards have started to pop up from various board makers. AMD let the world know that they were looking to dominate Continue reading “Gigabyte MZ31-AR0 Motherboard Released For AMD EPYC 7000 Processors”.
The Intel Skylake-X and Kaby Lake-X pre-orders are done and you can now go to your favorite retailer. The bad news is that we just took a look at Amazon and Newegg and it looks Continue reading “Intel Skaylake-X and Kaby Lake-X Processors Available To Purchase”.
Nintendo hit a homerun with the Wii game console years ago when it launched. Despite the less than stellar graphics, the cool controls helped push the Wii to sales of over 100 million units. The Continue reading “Nintendo Switch Likely to Get Additional Wii U Games”.
If you play Rise of the Tomb Raider by Crystal Dynamics and use an AMD Ryzen processor you’ll be getting a nice performance increase with the latest version of the game that is already out Continue reading “AMD Ryzen Processors Get Performance Increase in Rise of the Tomb Raider”.
There were a lot of gamers out there who were quite excited when Activision announced that it would be remastering Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. That game is nearly a decade old, but still has Continue reading “Activision Riles Gamers with Modern Warfare Remastered Pricing”.
Over the weekend the Debian developers posted up that they found a rather serious coding bug on Intel 6th Generation Skylake and 7th Generation Kaby Lake processors that have Intel hyper-threading enabled. The issue impacts Continue reading “Intel Faces Hyper-Threading Bug In Skylake and Kaby Lake Processor Microcode”.
It’s summer for a bunch of folks out there and if you are lucky enough to be home all day or the next few months, you might want some cool video games to play. Even Continue reading “Steam Summer Sale is Underway”.
If you want a massive image and you don’t want to spend the money it costs to get something like a 70-inch or larger traditional 4K TV, which can cost over $10,000, a projector might Continue reading “Dell Advanced 4K Laser Projector Throws 100-inch Image from 4-inches”.
People are crazy for retro gaming gear and software right now, just look at the success Nintendo had with its NES Classic Edition console as an example. For a while back in the day Sega Continue reading “Sega Forever Puts Retro Sega Classics on your Mobile”.
Nintendo is feeling pretty bad that it can’t get enough Switch consoles into the hands of fans around the world right now. The company has issued an official apology in Japan for the difficulty gamers Continue reading “Nintendo Says Sorry in Japan for Switch Shortages”.
